After Being Spanked By Trump Nikki Haley Announces Future Plans

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Nikki Haley

fresh off a brutal defeat at the hands of Donald Trump. Well, she's made an announcement about her future and I think a lot of us expected it

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Those little things really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow. A night after getting spanked by Donald Trump in a brutal election defeat, Nikki Haley spoke with

Fox and Friends host Brian Kilmeade about the future of her campaign. Now one of the things

Brian asked was, you're saying it's a two-person race but you came in third, so how is it a

two-person race that involves you? That's a very good question. The other question is, is it anything

but a one-person race at this point? Trump beat them combined. If you combine Nikki Haley and Ron

DeSantis's numbers, Trump still wins. That's how vicious of a beating this was. Well, Haley I think

recognizes that and she gave an announcement here about the future of her campaign. I want to know

what you guys think about it, so please let me know. Also, please remember to like, comment

share and subscribe. I'm going to show you her interview now. I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain

America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody. Governor, great to see you. Last

night you came in third overall. You got roughly 21,000 plus votes, 19% of the vote. Ron DeSantis

got 21% of the vote. Why do you think it's a two-person race? Well, I think first of all, look at

where we started. I mean, when we started there were 14 people in the race. We had 2% in the polls and

we came out with a strong showing. That's what we wanted in Iowa. Now we're in New Hampshire. You can

look at the polls in New Hampshire. We're a stone's throw away from Donald Trump and so we're

going to continue to work really hard. We've been here for 11 months. We've done over 75 town halls

We have been in Red Arrow Diner before and so we're going to continue to talk to people, but we

know that that gave us the strength coming out of Iowa. We're going to get even stronger in New

Hampshire going to South Carolina. So you said New Hampshire is going to fix what Iowa did. How does

New Hampshire fix it? Well, Brian, that was a joke. I mean, you know that. I'm not, I don't take politics

as seriously as sometimes you guys do. We were having a joke there, but what I can tell you is

Iowa was very good to us. But now New Hampshire is going to go and continue what's happening and set

the tone as it goes to my sweet home state of South Carolina. This is the process. This is what

I love. This is, it's a marathon. It's not a sprint, but we couldn't be more excited about the energy

we have on the ground here in New Hampshire and the send-off that Iowa gave us. It's, we're happy

Right. You did come on late. They had you up in the last Des Moines Register poll in second, but you

end up in third. Nikki, right now, Elise Stefanik, yes, they came out. Fellow Republican says calling

on all the other candidates to drop out. What do you say to Elise Stefanik

Well, I respect Elise Stefanik, but I will say that you've got 70% of Americans don't want to

see a Trump-Biden rematch. The majority of Americans disapprove of both Trump and Biden

If you look at the fact that both Trump and Biden put us trillions of dollars in debt that our kids

are never going to forgive them for. And you look at the fact that they are still focused on the

past, whether it's investigations, whether it's grievances. We need a new generational

conservative leader. That's what Americans want. That's what they're yearning for. They don't want to continue to deal with all the negativity and baggage of the past. They want to

start seeing solutions so that we get things done on the economy, on education, on the border once

and for all, on law and order, and on making sure that we prevent war. That's the biggest focus we

have. That's what granite staters are talking about. And that's what we're going to continue I know last night in your remarks, it seems to me it's and you have some supporters there

It seems to me last night, you were very tough on a much more direct about Trump and Biden saying

we had two 80 year olds. It's time to turn the page. American the American public doesn't want

these two. Was that intentional? Be tougher after Iowa? You know, I think, look, I've always spoken

in hard truths. And so you had 14 candidates. And as we did, we you know, we were trying to get

ourselves out there, make sure people knew what we were for what you know, my my record as governor

my record as ambassador. Now that we've come out of it. Look, I mean, you look at any poll here in

New Hampshire, Joe, Donald Trump and I are stones throw away. And so we have an opportunity to

really make a difference here and continue to follow what the American people want. The truth

is, we don't want any more 80 year olds in DC. We don't want to go in here about any more

investigations. We're done with that. Everybody wants to see new, fresh leadership. They don't

want all this division. They don't want the hatred. They just want sanity. And they want

government to work for them again. They're tired of working for government. And so that's what we're

going to try and do. This isn't personal for me. It's never been personal for me. This is about

making sure that my kids don't live like this. No parent feels good about how their kids are coming

up. You look at houses. The average homebuyer in America is forty nine years old. The American

dream is getting away from us. You look at young Americans. They're worried about getting a job

They're worried about. I want you to hear this. So they